Good thread going here in regard to selling your fine art, different than selling greeting cards or designs printed on T-shirts.
Thanks for the info on Fine Art America, I went in and liked what I saw and got started posting a couple of pieces.  Now I need to go to my regular website and do some housecleaning there and create some easily understood links to my various sites, GCU being my card store, Zazzle for a little of this and that, and Fine Art for the art.
Fine Art America has the greeting card feature, but if you do text on your greeting cards, it more than likely won't sell as an art piece and I didn't see that you can create verse for the inside of the cards.  Basically it's just an option if a buyer wants an inexpensive 5x7 of your work.  I marked my cards up on singles at $1.00 which puts the price of a card at $4.95 which is somewhat expensive for a card, of course the value is, you're getting one of my great pieces of work.  lol
However, if a buyer is buying 10 or 25 cards, Fine Art America's price seemed quite reasonable even after I added a 50 cent and 40 cent markup respectively to the cards.  I'll be happy with a $5 or $10 sale for a P.O.D. image.  
Another thing I noticed at Fine Art America, the site has a huge number of artists compared to some of the other sites.  Just in El Cajon alone which is a small 90,000 population community outside of San Diego, there are around a dozen artists featuring work there and in all of San Diego, there must be over a hundred artists.  We could actually put together a sizeable show with all the locals.  lol
Anyway, thank you guys for sharing all this good info back and forth and wish you all success at selling your art.  It's the selling that keeps us going so we can buy more tools for our creative impulses.  After all, the first reason we do it is for the joy it brings us sharing our perspective of the world, secondly is nurturing our creative ego, but the third we forget about sometimes, we have to cover our costs monetarily and it's nice to eat once in a while!  
Best always, Randy

Worth a mention....With the free account on FAA once you hit 25 images you can't offer any more prints etc unless you upgrade to the pro account which has an annual fee. However you can keep changing which images you offer as a print but there will only ever be 25 at a time on a free account so if you have 100's of images that's a lot of changing around.
 
Cheryl

Maybe you misunderstood what I said....Yes, you can upload as many images as you like but you can only offer 25 of those images as POD on the free account. However you can keep changing which images you want as those 25....I know, I just tried it today.  
 
Basically on the free account if you upload 100 images you can choose 25 for POD, if you change your mind you can take 3 off and add 3 new ones. So long as you only have 25 at a time.  
 
Here's an example: this is what you get if you include an image in the 25.
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/flare-up-cheryl-hall.html
 
 
This is what you get if you upload an image but not include it in the 25.
(note the text about "Buy the original photograph with "Direct from the artist" link.
http://fineartamerica.com/featured/australian-racing-car-driver-stephen-johnson- cheryl-hall.html
 
 
I too read that it was $30 annually for unlimited POD and website so I don't know what the $60 is for.
 
Cheryl  

Quote from Naty_133468 on Mar 11^th, 2011, 6:51am:

 
I have been on FAA for 2 years now,,, and  even though the fee for unlimited Pieces is 30.00. Its worth it.. Customers have bought Large prints or canvas prints of my art .. you get a very fine commission.. not just for the art but also for the frame they purchased. So even if you sell one large piece,, it pays for the yearly fee. Its well worth it. They are quite pricey.

Quote from cheryl_133782 on Mar 13^th, 2011, 1:29pm:

nooo, I dont mind.. and also what's nice is that you can price your own %
I guess about a dozen or so,, lots of greeting card images though, mostly during the big Holidays. Im not complaining. lol